Contemporary Marketing, Loose-Leaf Version
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Chapter 6, Problem 1ALR
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To discuss: The core values and the three core values of Country A people’s society and whether Person X considers these values.
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Core values:
Core values are those which do not change over time.
The three core values of Country A’s people society are as follows:
- Work ethics
- The desire to accumulate the wealth
- The importance of home life and family
Whether Person X considers these values is as follows:
Yes, Person X will consider these values as they are really important for all the individuals to have a peaceful life.
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